Denver Zoo polars cubs born to first-time mother
Klondike and Snow, polar bear cubs born November 6 to mother Ulu at Denver Zoo, are being hand-raised with careful feeding and monitoring. Kept in a cool whelping pen, the siblings, now about 15 pounds, receive bottle feeds and vitamin adjustments as keepers learn polar bear infancy.
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Denver
Klondike
Denver Zoo
David Kenny
Kenny
Snow
Ulu
U.S
Olaf
Arctic
San Francisco Zoo
Pika
Mike Sulak
Zoo Atlanta
Andy Bear
San Francisco
Sulak
Alaska
Labrador
Denmark
Norway
Russia
Kobe quake lessons for California seismic design
California engineers returning from Kobe findings urge tougher quake resistance. Japanese steel framed buildings show stronger joints and ductility post-1981 code update. Post-81 designs in Kobe endured better, while pre-81 buildings failed. Lessons include retrofitting bridges and avoiding overreliance on landfill sites prone to liquefaction and lateral spreading.
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Los Angeles
California
Japan
Kobe
Peter Yanev
EQE International
Northridge
Yanev
Loring Wyllie
Degenkolb Engineers
San Francisco
Earthquake Engineering Research Institute
Oakland
Seattle
Brive
Craig Comartin
Eeri
San Fernando
Loma Prieta
Frieder Seible
University of California
San Diego
U.S
Navy pilot missing after jet crash off California coast
A Navy FA-18 Hornet crashed during a training flight 50 to 100 miles offshore near the Abraham Lincoln carrier. The pilot’s identity was not released. Debris status and rescue efforts were unclear. this marks the fourth Navy jet crash in three months.
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San Diego
California
Abraham Lincoln
Cmdr
John Brindley
Oval Air Pacific
Kara Hultgreen
Hultgreen
Xgard
Lemoore Naval Air Station
San Joaquin Valley
McDonnell Douglas
Northrop Corp
Navy
Marine
Malcolm X shooter faces parole in sixth bid
Thomas Hagan, one of three men convicted in Malcolm X's 1965 assassination, appears before the New York State Parole Board this week in his sixth bid for freedom. He has been in a work release program since 1988, with a decision expected after the hearing. The case comes amid charges against Malcolm X’s daughter Qubilah Shabazz for allegedly seeking a hit man to kill Louis Farrakhan.
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Albany
N.Y
Malcolm X
Thomas Hagan
State Parole Board
David Ernst
Qubilah Shabazz
Nation of Islam
Louis Farrakhan
January Private Party Classified Sale Offer
American Classified announces a January Private Party sale running January 18 through January 31 1995. Private Party ads may run up to six lines for eight days at a flat rate of 14 95 with no rate adjustment if an item sells and the ad is canceled. To qualify customers must mention 14 95 Special.
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